Dace?
Some shots of logperch
A couple of young bass
A sunnie and a blurry darter
And tons of these guys
some pics from today
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Posted 17 June 2009 - 05:32 PM
Got a chance to try out the water proof camera case
Dace?
Some shots of logperch
A couple of young bass
A sunnie and a blurry darter
And tons of these guys
Dace?
Some shots of logperch
A couple of young bass
A sunnie and a blurry darter
And tons of these guys
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Posted 17 June 2009 - 05:37 PM
Wow! great pics! Did you just get a water-proof housing? Those pics are incredibly clear! Thanks for sharing.
Where were you? You must be in a great place. Looks like the logperch are Mobile logperch!
First few pics are stonerollers, and the sunnie looks to be a green.
I am stumped with the darter though - kinda resembles the bridled darter (I don't know what it's called anymore...
Anyways, awesome pics!
Where were you? You must be in a great place. Looks like the logperch are Mobile logperch!
First few pics are stonerollers, and the sunnie looks to be a green.
I am stumped with the darter though - kinda resembles the bridled darter (I don't know what it's called anymore...
Anyways, awesome pics!
Edited by UncleWillie, 17 June 2009 - 05:41 PM.
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Posted 17 June 2009 - 05:47 PM
very cool underwater shots!!!
the logperch looks kinda like a darter from my area of ohio.
do you swim by yourself or does someone keep a watch on the land for you?
the few times i have snorkled it felt so out of touch with the world we live in.
the logperch looks kinda like a darter from my area of ohio.
do you swim by yourself or does someone keep a watch on the land for you?
the few times i have snorkled it felt so out of touch with the world we live in.
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Posted 17 June 2009 - 06:12 PM
Cool pics! How deep was the water in that river? I have problems getting clear shots in most of the river/creeks around here...
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Posted 17 June 2009 - 07:06 PM
Vahry nice-ah!
It's still the bridled darter, Percina kusha. They are really tough to get to stay in place, so nice shot!
Todd
It's still the bridled darter, Percina kusha. They are really tough to get to stay in place, so nice shot!
Todd
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Posted 17 June 2009 - 07:22 PM
It was loads of fun. I actually caught a trout on a very small fly before I decided to swim. The stream is a "trout stream" that flows into Lake Allatoona, although the water is getting too warm for the trout. I saw a large spotted bass trying to eat an undoubtedly exhausted rainbow in a slower section. With the summer temps on the rise the spots are reclaiming thier habitat quickly. A month ago I saw no bass of any kind, today I saw 5 or 6 in the 1 lb range and some massive sunfish on bed. Thanks for the ID on the stonerollers! I thought it was a green sunfish as well. I think the deepest parts are probably a little deeper than waist deep on me but I am 6' 1". Its a beautiful creek!
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Posted 17 June 2009 - 07:24 PM
BTW I have caught a few stonerollers for my aquarium but I cannot keep these guys alive! Last time they seemed to literally explode after a few hours in the tank! I wonder if it was just the temperature difference? I would really like some in my tank tho.
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Posted 17 June 2009 - 07:51 PM
My advice on the stonerollers is not to take any home until cooler weather comes. A lot of minnows just don't do well with being collected from warm water (except for striped shiners...).
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